magazines: family & parenting - top sellers ...     magazines:       Calliope3 reviews Carus Publishing VERY educational world history mag When I was in elementary and junior high school, I thought learning about ancient civilizations was incredibly boring. But CALLIOPE presents information that actually makes world history interesting. The magazine's editors and writers make sure that readers understand how societies of long ago are making an impact in our lives right now. And that's worth learning about! The variety of topics ...             Home Education Magazine7 reviews Home Education Press The first, the best In 1990 I started homeschooling my three younger children and continued on until they received their high school diplomas in 1998. For all but two years of that time, all of it as a snail-mail-dependent, pre-overseas-Internet military family in Europe, my regular homeschooling support was Home Education Magazine. Although they didn't know it, the magazine's columnists and writers held my ...             Muse65 reviews Carus Publishing Great Mag, buy from Pub. Fantastic magazine. But buy it directly from the publisher. The subscription price is exactly what amazon is offering, anyway, and you'll get it a lot faster. We also bought two sets of a year's worth from eBay.             Practical Homeschooling5 reviews Home Life best home school resource around Back 15 years ago when I started homeschooling our oldest daughter, Mary Pride was my best mentor, thanks to her Practical Homeschooling magazine and the curriculum reviews in her Big Book series. Now with two home school graduates and five kids still plugging away at it, I still look to her for help as I face the new challenges that each unique child presents. Practical Homeschooling ...             Faces4 reviews Carus Publishing Wow! Every month FACES covers the world. Up-to-date info on countries, places and international themes. This is a multi-cultural resource that beats out books because nothing's more timely than a monthly. Photos fantastic! Stories fun! Games, actitivites, folktales, illustrations by reknowned artists. Great for homeschoolers or in the classroom or just for fun. Especially good for reluctant ...             ADDitude6 reviews New Hope Communications Llc Great resource- better than many books on the subject I am a pediatrician with 2 ADHD children. Although I have alot of technical knowledge on the subject, I have found this magazine extremely helpful in terms of suggestions for problem-solving day-to-day issues, and keeping things in perspective (if they discuss the same problems we're having in a magazine, then the challenges my kids face and my less-than-perfect parenting are not failures of ...             Reunions Magazine4 reviews Reunions/Magazine/Inc A "Must Have" For Reunion Planners & Just Plain Folk Reunions Magazine is a well-kept secret: an invaluable resource for everyone interested in reuniting with family, classmates, military, etc. Expert and novice reunion planners share insight on how to coordinate everything from fun & memorable reunion activities to fundraising and family projects to sightseeing and travel tips. Most importantly, Reunions magazine lets us peek into backyards & ...             Dig3 reviews Carus Publishing I Love This Magazine, oh - and so does my 11-year old! My son received a gift subscription to this magazine two years ago, and each year since, he's asked for a renewal subscription. If he didn't get it himself, I would be sorely tempted to subscribe to it for myself. The articles are accessible to kids, but not so dumbed down to be condescending. Some of the articles I've copied out and given to whom-ever I can (and I mean adults) because they're ...             Cicada4 reviews Carus Publishing good mag you can even submit your own stories into this richly unique tapestry of stories. At thirteen, I was published in it, and they pay very well. The subject matter suggests itself for more mature kids, I started reading it at twelve, and I love it.             Spider8 reviews Carus Publishing A delightful magazine Spider Magazine is a dream come true for the young gifted reader. The magazine is pitched for children ages six to nine. Strong independent readers may be ready for it earlier. Sample issues run to 33 pages, plus each has an additional pullout paper craft. There is a lot of writing packed into this little mag and the very youngest subscribers might prefer to have Mom, Dad, or big sister share ...             Appleseeds2 reviews Carus Publishing Good for Learning and Fun Appleseeds is a bright, colorful magazine that does more than just entertain. It goes topic by topic to teach young kids (ages seven to nine) about various aspects of life, history, and culture. It has folk tales and fun activities that go with each activity and I love to give it to all my young relatives to encourage their curiosity about the world.             Teachers Helper - Grade 12 reviews Education Center Inc A True Teacher's Helper A teacher at the primary level is inundated with wonderful teaching material. Many times, however, a teacher in the primary classroom needs a quick activity that needs very little prep time. Teacher's Helper serves this purpose wonderfully! 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I am four years old (almost five) and my Daddy is helping to type this for me. I like the mazes the most. I also like to color in the boxes and answer the math questions. I think other kids would like this magazine too.             Black Collegian1 review Black Collegian Magazine Great Magazine! I used to read this magazine when I was in college at the University of Arizona 1980-1984. So happy to see it still exists. Am getting a subscription for my daughters and our church friends so other youth can benefit from the timely information BC offers. There are great articles on preparing for the job market. I encourage high schools, middle schools, public libraries, and pediatric offices ...             School Arts - the Art Education Magazine for K-12 Art Educat3 reviews Davis Publications Inc A must have resource As an art teacher who has taught at all level from elementary to high school, this is a very valuable resource. I have been a subscriber for 7 years and still have every issue. Whenever I am looking for new ideas for my classes, I turn back to my past issues and always find a great project. One of the best for our field.             Boys Quest1 review Bluffton News Publishing Co Best mag for kids Gave this to friends kids. They went crazy for it. It has no adverts in it. No Disney or toy adverts. Pure fun for kids.             Grit - National Edition2 reviews Ogden Publications Inc Great variety of articles, written in down-to-earth style Grit is one of my favorite bimonthly country living magazines. It's a magazine that celebrates the rural community. There are always a wonderful variety of articles. Just some of the article subjects are on gardening, fruit growing, food preservation, farm lifestyle, tips on farming & animal caretaking, cooking and short stories. 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